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zot 0.3.0

  • zotPreview() refuses three plan shapes that broke execution: a create row carrying an item key, the same item twice in one library, and a payload carrying key or version. Each made a batch fail or repeat silently.
  • zotExecute() recalculates the plan’s digest, so a preview edited after its approval is refused instead of written under the old consent.
  • zotExecute() records every row as an attempt before its effect and writes the ledger atomically, so an interrupted batch stays resumable and stops on the row whose outcome is unknown with a zotLedgerError.
  • Verification compares collections, tags and relations as sets, so a read-back differing only in order no longer reports a successful write as failed.
  • zotVerify(full = TRUE) re-reads every completed row, including creates and Trash, and returns the ledger ids that did not confirm in unconfirmed.

zot 0.2.0

zot 0.1.2

  • Removes the redundant “from R” suffix from the package title.
  • Makes the local item example self-contained and executable, and places the optional semantic-index example in \donttest{} with prerequisite checks.
  • Extends metadata normalization to recognize multiple known source labels within one parenthetical expression, while preserving other text in parentheses.
  • Improves configuration errors to identify missing arguments and their environment variables, and documents R startup configuration.

zot 0.1.1

  • Changes zotConfig() to accept a Zotero user identifier and API key explicitly, with defaults from ZOTERO_LIBRARY_ID and ZOTERO_API_KEY.
  • Revises the package documentation to distinguish plan construction, approval records, direct write functions, ledger execution, and sampled patch verification.
  • Documents interactive, scripted, automated, and agent-driven use through the same R interface.

zot 0.1.0

Initial release

  • Provides Zotero Web API requests with pagination, retry handling, and versioned patch operations.
  • Provides batch previews, approval records, resumable execution ledgers, and sampled verification of completed patches.
  • Provides read-only local SQLite access and optional semantic-index queries.
  • Provides metadata normalization, retitling and refiling plans, collection creation, bibliographic comparison, Crossref mapping, cross-library move plans, census, and file attachments.